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Other => Viruses and worms => Topic started by: Mole on January 31, 2004, 12:02:01 AM
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Ok avast has found these viruses and was unable to repair them.
The infected files were:
C:/WINDOWS/system32/Activescan/imscan.dll..(infected with Win32 Kuang2)
C:/WINDOWS/system32/Activescan/pav.sig
(infected with Matyas)
C:/WINDOWS/system32/pav.sig
(infected with Matyas)
they are now in the vault... is it safe to delete them and is there anymore steps I need to take to get rid of these 2 viruses... any help much appreciated
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Hi Mole,
that's harmless ..
those are sort of false alarms:you have/had Panda-AntiVirus on your PC & Panda don't encrypt their files, so other AV find pieces of code in it..
either remove Panda-AV completely, or put the said files in the exclusion list of Avast_AV
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thanks a lot, I came here to get infos on Win95 Matyas and Win32 Kuang, I was wondering how my pc could have been infected just after I used Panda anti virus.....
you answered this question very well
what a relief!
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can I delete these from the chest?
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Sure.
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avast home edition found this viruses in WinProxy4.0 (ositis winproxy) in files pav.sig and pavdll.dll in folder \panda
i don't even knew that WinProxy uses panda, i do not use AV protection in WinProxy.
how can I understend that my winproxy files are really attacked by virus if avast gives alert anyway?
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i do not use AV protection in WinProxy.
then try deleting the files ( be sure you have your winproxy-installation ready..
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then try deleting the files ( be sure you have your winproxy-installation ready..
avast deleted the files already :)
ok, and what if my installation files are infected? I got them from... I don't remember were I found them :)
it seems like I can not check them with avast! ?
ok. I can send the files on my own e-mail and check them there. It's no problem.